Dare we make a fall into reading pun? Oh we dare. FALL INTO READING with our contributors’ and editors’ work from September and revisit their Split Lip pieces in our archives.
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This month’s featured poem comes from Lorena Parker Matejowsky. We are absolutely thrilled to bring you “My Bible Verse vs Your Bible Verse” and Lorena’s take on Just One Thing.
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September’s featured short story “Toyota Head” comes Nicholas Guerreiro, and we are so excited to share it with you! Check out “Toyota Head” if you haven’t already, and learn just one thing about how the story came to be.
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We have published some wonderful microfiction this year, and we are thrilled share our nominations for the Best Microfiction anthology.
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We kicked off fall submission season with a Twitter chat to cover all your questions about Split Lip — and our contests. Couldn’t make it? Here’s a recap of what our staff had to say.
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Our September issue is HOT OFF THE PRESSES, and we could not be more excited. And if, like us, you can’t get enough of our contributors’ words, here’s what they’ve been enjoying and what it means.
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Before we turn the page on our August issue, we want to celebrate our featured artist, Michael Pederson. He recently took some time to talk with us about the dark sense of humor in work and his approach to street art.
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Learn just one thing behind Jennifer Wortman’s “Jock Party.”
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We are thrilled to share with you our Best of the Net nominees!
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We wrapped up summer in style. See what our staff and contributors have been up to and check out their new work — and their past pieces in our archives.
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Marcie Friedman brings us just one photo of her four favorite coffee mugs and just one list (which is technically one thing!) about her story.
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Just One Thing about August’s featured poem, “Made for Each Other,” by Lesley Wheeler and Chris Gavaler.
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This “playlist” of books captures a specific energy with New Orleans at the center. It's all here: the landscape run wild, eccentric characters, secrets, hauntings, and tall tales.
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